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The committee held a session to review and discuss the proposed 2027 departmental budgets. Several departments presented their financial plans, including Human Services, ADRC, Coroner, District Attorney, Highway, Parks, Library, Planning, Development and Zoning, UW Extension, Land Conservation, and Veterans Services.
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The Committee held elections for the positions of Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, and Secretary. The primary business focused on reviewing and approving amendments to Chapter 2 of the County Code of Ordinances regarding administration, specifically modifying rules for public comment and determining no action necessary for vacancy filling procedures. The committee voted to strike specific language concerning germane comments from the proposed ordinance and recommended the amended code for adoption.
The committee discussed the Veterans Services Officer report, which highlighted increasing service usage and the introduction of a new Veterans Connect community gathering concept. The committee subsequently voted to implement the Veterans Connect initiative in the county. The Health Department report covered the status of the Public Health Nurse vacancy, upcoming conference presentations regarding water projects, budget and policy updates, and the 2025 Annual Report on Performance Management and Quality Improvement.
The board conducted a review of tally sheets, poll lists, and inspector's statements submitted by numerous municipalities to verify official election results. Key activities included identifying and reconciling discrepancies in vote totals and scattering data across various towns, villages, and city wards. The board also documented specific election irregularities regarding absentee ballot counts and poll book procedures, and successfully finalized all election materials for submission to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
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